Skin Biology

Skin Biology

rayoflight2020-07-19T21:05:37.000Z
Depends. They exist in body and perform a wide range of +
functions, so most life really can’t exit within them. Adding them on wounds is viable too (healing), lots of research on that application, it seems p
gerlygerl2020-07-18T22:25:04.000Z
Skin Biology CP serum doesn’t clog my finicky pores. It’s watery.
ninotchka2020-07-12T19:11:02.000Z
Some report "firmer" skin with peptides. I feel like I've experienced a *very modest* improvement ++
using Isomers products--Skin Biology is another option.
ninotchka2020-07-07T16:59:46.000Z
I rely on Reddit for AB info. I'm still stuck on peptides and would love more thoughtful reviews ++
of the Isomers line (I love the Complete Firming Serum--thank you for posting about it!) and am thinking of adding the 7% accelerant from Skin Biology
JCuevas042020-05-31T02:38:57.000Z
Skin Biology Retinol in Squalane
FuriousNeptune2020-05-14T00:28:19.000Z
The way that UV light damages DNA is a basic scientific concept. It’s well understood. You learn
about it in high school biology. I linked the wiki because it’s an accurate, easy to read explanation of the concept (which, again, had been understoo
rayoflight2020-04-29T09:10:20.000Z
Depends on what you mean. The dark/red marks aka post- +++
inflammatory hyperpigmentation/PIH is relatively (relative to ‘scar’-scars and other types of pigment disorders like melasma) easy to treat and sun pr
rayoflight2020-04-22T08:08:34.000Z
Dermatologists don’t typically offer microcurrent, it’s more +
a spa/esthetician type of treatment because it’s not quite proven/evidence based given the claims that it energizes cells/stimulates ATP production, l
JCuevas042020-04-12T22:05:40.000Z
Skin Biology. I swear by their CP's.
JCuevas042020-03-29T18:36:08.000Z
Skin Biology Super CP Serum. Its like applying water.